Tickets :: Comment on [#292] Horde/IMP handling of literal strings

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Comment	> In imp-3.2.4/message.php, line 527 and around that line: > > > > /* Don't show addressbook icon on print screen. */ > > $showIcon = !$printer_friendly; > > > > if (isset($h->date)) $dat = htmlspecialchars(MIME::decode($h->date)); > > if (isset($h->to)) $to = buildAddressLinks($h->to, $showIcon); > > if (isset($h->from)) $frm = buildAddressLinks($h->from, $showIcon); > > > > $h is filled with information from imap_header(). > > $h->to is: > > [0] => stdClass Object > > ( > > [personal] => "with quotes" > > [mailbox] => edwin > > [host] => barnet.com.au > > ) > > > > Are these double quotes around the value of the 'personal' key wrong? > Should this be without the double quotes? Does IMP expect it without > the double quotes around it? > > > > After the assignment, $to contains the string '"\"with > quotes\"" <edwin@barnet.com.au>'. So > buildAddressLinks somehow escapes the double quotes in the $h->to > field. > > > > Please note that I'm not angry with any of you guys. I'm just trying > to make me see if the values returned by imap_header() are wrong. > > > > Edwin > >
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